Quantum dots are nano-materials slightly larger than atoms with unique physical properties. When applied to substrates as red, green and blue solutions, they have emissive qualities that break physical barriers of current liquid-crystal and plasma displays, enabling lower manufacturing costs and higher product quality.

Nanotechnology and the
Next Generation of Displays

QD Vision is a Massachusetts-based nanotechnology company started by a team of research scientists and nanotech pioneers from MIT. The company is developing quantum-dot materials that will enable the next generation of thinner and more brilliant displays for TVs, computers, cellphones and other applications.

Our integrated communications program positioned the company, helped develop its brand identity, and introduced it to the media and industry analysts. The result was extensive coverage in trade and consumer publications and positive analyst commentary that helped QD Vision progress from its seed funding to a second round of financing from blue-chip venture capitalists.

BusinessWeek profile of founder Seth Coe-Sullivan.


Electronic Engineering Times feature.


MIT Technology Review feature.


Electronic Engineering Times news story.

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